Vv. v
...$I 00
rV .
fTL .. 2 txy
four days 2 50-
t JUlii'w" - T ' . I ' llfwl I Svni II jTjT t - n ll 1 - IIA.BA. A A. II .JLJL I I ll t ll k. . . i A. I iwuuavs.....,
it nnp veaf in advance, .$G do T r 1 ,: r - 1 v ' ' : -.v Vr3M7.- k rt; ; 11
nnMif. m advance,.....
. , ...i, in advance...
E -.. ,I(II111J, - '
emonth, in advance,
C ,ir-iri tie vear....
eekly, one Year...
f BOOT & SHOE STORK
r vtG received the most of our New
lA V- i ...-iipr and Slioe Findings, we are
WSSOLESALE & RETAIL .
1, ilitv and price of our goods can not he
1 'L...1 tliiw mnrket.
uxall Special attention to our btock of
-.dies Mioses, Children's and Infant's
'111(1 nlWW' OV-lMUM UI
traw Hats. .
Wc feel assureu intt an wnu iuu,v itvui
11, will oe picasea witn our
hiq Willi a. i
t - .
stock and lnccs
ic
SAMPLE & ALEXANDER.
ipl 24 if
BACON !
BACON
t
. . y ; TtT jf
A
T-ire k)t oi verv superior norm jar-
olina IJucon, iianis, omesana onoui-
rdevs at T ir i miiti xr a. oz-vic
apl 22 : ' '
ISTLBB HOUSE,
IJSCOLJiTOX, NORTH CAROLINA.
:0: :0:
iMTve and comfortable rooms well
furnished, on the corner of Main street,
and in the most desirable portion of town,
convenient to the celebrated Alum Well.
IVrsons desiring a summer rerreac win
find Lincolnton unsurrmssed,-"..'nnd being
inure accessible, will find it niu'ch cheaper.
MBS. 1j. h JS.lSll12aS.,,
mar4-6m Proprietress..
EViNS"& BOMAR,
Attorneys aku couxi;iEJ.LORS at law,
SPAETANBURG, S. C,
may 22 1 S73, lm
CHARLOTTE
kmnmm agency,
TnoU Stn'rt, 2 doom below Merchant
and Farmers' Nat haul Bank.
Advertisements received for any
paper in North, or South Caro
lina at Publish r's lowest
rates.
Tusinetss men will save time, trouble aiul
money, by doing their advertising through
this Agency. apl 28
COXCOBD SUN.
Pablished weekly at
CON CO II J), N. C,
Chas F. Il-vnius, Editor & Proprietor,
-. Ouly $2.50 per Annum-. -
A large and increasing circulation making
ji niu: of the lest Advertising Mediums in
WESTERN N. C. j
Twcntv-five Hundred Copies are read every
week, by the best families in North Caro
lina, may 28 -tf
JUST OPEMXG.
nIlE Handsomest and Cheapest Stock of
JL Millinery Trimmings and Fancy Gooda
in the itv. The Ladies are requested to
call and examine the Beautiful Millinery
nnd all the Latest Novelties in Fancy
Uo Is at verv Low Prices. '
Hiiir Goods a Specialty at
:ip.
MliS. QUERY'S.
- 0. N. SMITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, .
AKD PEALEB IN .
Groceries, Country Produce, &c ,
AV1NG moved across the Street inline
dititelv oiiDosite the Market Homsc,
where our rents .are only one-luil of our
r.rnipr l;i-f. enables us to ifer still more
Hattefing inducements to our customers
than over before. We shall continue to
deal in all kinds' of FannrGr6eerie, all
kinds of Country Produce, pure Liquorsv
tc. All produce consigned to" us will re
ceive our personal ..attention ..-audi the best
prices the market affords guaranteed.
In returning ojir. tbans I tqr tlie i ven
flattering "and unexpected patronage be
stowed in, the, past, ; we hope by 'renewed
energy, reduced renter working ' for sriraH'
profits, keeping reliable goods, and fair,
open and hones-txlealing in the future, to
merit a liberal share of the 'patronage of
the city and aurrouuding country.
' J5iVSMITIL.
may 29 . ' - : 1 . ' -
FLOUR,! FLOURS!
ONE Car load of Flour just received and
for sale to suit most all kinds of peo
ple, from the most, fastidioust to the easiest
to please. 'Softie 98 Ib'scter ttfseilTis low
as $3.75. Then beautiful white Family ,
made out of White, Amber Wheat. . Then
put up in small quantities in sackapf 25cts,
SOcts, $1 .00, $2.00. and $2.50 each- ;; .
And don't forget our very -excellent Ci
gars. . .. :. ., ' - - ,
June 28 . , : J. F-3UTT- ;
ITIIAT is that for? V i i
TV It is for sale at
June 19
TIDDY'S.'
. jis w ARif jot merjt tiary 9 fffin$st
june 19
SHELL,
rt a..
fpHE: cheapest and handsonest .Erobroi-J
J-, denes. utt-.rf j h, ja.T&MP4'AiAft 'P .1
may-.iIJ'A!t-J-;f..-.;i .'if :: ; - .
ARE Dai'y receiving:' fresh supplies of
GROCERIES,: CONFECTIONERIES,
TOBACCO. SNUFF,' CIGARS,MUSlCAE
INSTRUMENTS, FRUITS," PRlZfi CAN4
We buy for cash, ana select our gooaa
i th cafe;' all of which we 'will sell atf tha
with
We feel very tharikful- to the: generous
nnblie for Dast ;ratrdnace.';and--boiJe by
strid; attention to the wantof he' 'peoptel
to still c6nti&afttomMtthiiitfoviai.ib
' ' ' OurAfilc:Tar'A'ttdottkteVt
flatter-odrselves' that we will please all
that eive us a call. -
febO"--
free Months, in aavance...... ,. iw - , , . . ; -. - - -
ESionth, in advance, to . . . ,. , , . - , .
rr.i,iv tievear ...... mwi vm iv
2.00
Drs. Greene, lindley Bentley's
uaaAXFAIfmTEDICIlIES,
PHEPAREP expressly for, and adopted
to the Southern climate, . , ,
rF.KPOimP EXTRACT CORYDAL
i& is the most powerful, and efficient al
terative, and -ijlood-purifier khqwn, pre
pared - expressly for Serofula Hecondary
Syphilis,ruptloris on the 8kin.andall I
diseases which are produced by bad or un
healthy blood.
pR- GREENE'S TtT CURE," cures
all kinds of Fits, Spasms arid-Convulsions
which arise from irritation of the nerve
centers In Itpilepsy it. often stops the fits
from the first day's use, even where they
have existed for years.
''MEDICATED HONEY" Th mt
remedy for Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
vuiua, vroup; core rnroat and all diseases
of the air passages and lungs. It does not
sicken. the patient,. is pleasant to take,
prompt in its action, does not injure the
appetite or impair digestion as most ex
pectorants do. ' " "
Our NEURALGIA ; SPECIFIC is a per
fect speejac . for Neuralgia, Sciatica, Rheu
matism, and alt muscular 01 nervous pains
wherever situated , :
These medicines are prepared with great
care, from perfectly reliable drugs, and
for the. especial classes of diseases named
on each bott'e. No one of them is claim
ed as aucur0 all." -They are identically
the same that we have used in our private
practice for years, and in tiius recommend
ing them to the public, we know whereof
we affirm. They are safe, reliable and
efficient, acting quickly and thoroughly.
Try them and you will want no others.
Ask your druggist for them.
For sale by druggists generally. Pre
pared only by" :
DRS. GREENE, LINDLEY fc BEXTLEY
Charlotte, N.-C.
N. Ii. Cancers, Tumors, -Ulcers, treated
as heretofore bv KLINE'S GREAT CAN
CER ANTI TXTES- at Charltte, Golds
boro' and Asheville-, N. C; june 14 lyr
RICHARD ADAM,
RICHMOND
STEAM BAKERY,
12th Street, Below Main,
(Branches . 51G Broad and 1524 Main,)
ManufactuTcrof ali kinds of Breal, Cakes
and Cracker?,' Wholesale and Retail. No
charge-tor delivery: of Goods to Boats or
Cai-s. No Charge fur Barrels.,
may I ly. . ,
GEAHD OPENING
SPMNG & SUMMER &CW,
EMBRACINtJ ALL THE MOST POPU-
lar nvelties f the Season, together with4
one of the LARGEST aiid. nmst. IIAND-
SOM E -Stocky rf Btaple and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
ever seen in this Market.
Our lines of GjkmIs in every department.
are unusually larjre, and bortght since the
recent heavv de:line, caused bythedepres
sion in the-Northern money .market. In
our
DRESS G001)S
Department may be found
Blae.k,J'lf in, Fancy and Gros Grain
Silks, Grenadines, Bombazines,
Mohairs, Alpacas, Lustres,
1Jttoes, all wool Delaines,
Serges. Japanese, Me
langes, Silk Pop
lins,' Batish
Cloths,
Dress Linens,
Pongees, Muslins,
Linen Lawns, Peques, o
Ginghams, Cliatnbras, c, Ac.
Staple and Domestic Dry Goods Depart
meut very large and -complete.
White Goods Department large and attrac
. tivc.
Ribbon, Lace and -Trimming Department
lartre and attractive.
Kats, Boots and Shoes department em
braecs evervHiimr usually kevt in this
market. A Splendid "Stock of
Redja4e Closing
and -Genf Furnishing Goods. A large
and handsome Stock of Trunks, alises
Reticules. Arc :. '
The largest and cheapest gtock of Urn
hrnllas and Parasols to be found in the
UT MeM UBRAY & DAVIS.
apl 13 ' - ' "
MA Y FASIIIOXS, 1S73.
BtTTTERWICK S MetrdpoHtani
Demoresfs Monthly,
' 1 Gckle''s Xady'8 Book '
Peterson'f; Magazine,
Leslie V Ladv's Journal,
'Bazar in everv'Mbnday morning
All the dtaier'FahibTi Bobks tewiyedaopn
h apl IB u3 . 1 ; ; Boole Store.
;nortii cabo wjva,-flovb.
0t K A SACKS Freeh Ground North Caro-
O0J lina Family Flour, just receivea
and for sale by : ; 1 ,
" ; STFJNJIOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
i i:.,f. PAPEB BAGSt
Va A A A-PanerBacs. from i 2 to 10 lbs
17,U U V just received; ATsoahbther
: . - hot of Inda Rubber Pipe-stems TfroniL 12 to
i:4S0ftich loiitflti'Tcefved at-:;- '
7 1 T)T of French Note Paper with JUi
iune 10 T-V I- .f ir riiBWui o
V A -A t.Ttft rif N6. '1' BeeLHams. Cal
XUU Boon now apd ge one! or nibreaa;
eyiare sonTfetning aeiignuHiwot
Lf :hlrl .nt'sihiSlKeasoiit whtn
WHhinitdeai amipatce-fifAt nhnu'il
' r mi-w , m i4n0 xor-r
i MtrdiOntonsTRa-d-
i .-'? a1-1 warn a wn irnnrt'
isheaana-Xieti.uce. ,,. mi , .v-p i
have cabbage in ti&BfB?&28g
TlEXCTIFim!di8play'-r Jett norn Antua
U Rubber and BWvar-w-"
mayO, ' :; .B. K00TMA B.
TTTsT raceived. a
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
AND
00
O
00
w
K
H
O
F. M. S H E LT 0 II
HAVING greatly increased his Stock of
FURNITURE which consists in
part ot
Parlor Suits. Black, Walnut
Pafnted Chamber Suits,
French and Cottage
Bedsteads Spring
Beds, Bureaus,
Washita nI.
Teanbys, Folding
Tables, Ladies Work.
Tables, Extension and
Centre Tables; Wliathots afes,
Excelsior and Cotton Mattresses. Xiairs
and Stools of various styles ami many
other things not necessary to mention. ;
Ine Undertakers Department is complete
rom tlie cheapest Poplar Coffin to the
Finest Hexigan Head and Foot Walnut
Casket Half Glass Top, finished and trim
med in the most approved styie,will be kept
constantly reaay lor use, all or which will
be. sold at a most reasonable price.
Returning many thanks for past favors
most respectfully ask the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country, who
uive need for anything in my line to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
fcouth Irade btreet opposite the Market
louse, Charlotte, N, G
jan 1st 1873-ly F. M. SHELTON.
F. SCARE,
so
o
B
OQ
OQ
CHARLOTTSi M, C.
Prescriptions prepared at nil hours
01 the Day and night.
Choice Green and Black Tea,
lected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at SCARE'S
june 29 Drug Store.
FREH PlfclEsf
Just received a lot iaelecJl Spices for
Tickles, lTeserves, crrat'F SCARE'S
'june 20- . - Drtrg-lstoTe.-
Pure Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at - F. SCARR'S
june 29, 1872 Dru S'.ore.
J. T. SUGGS,
(Successor to Coit and Suggs,)
Trade St., next door below Merchants
Farmers' National Bank.
--deai-kr in
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE & REUL.
KEEPS constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock of BACON, LARD,.
MACKEREL, FLOUR. MOLASSES, SU
GAR, . COFFEE,' TEAS, SPICES, CAN
DIES, SODA: SOAPS, CANDLES, E-
GAKS, TOBACCO, fcc., &c. ALSO, Corn,
Wheat, .Rye,: Oats, &c, bought "and sold
oil commission.:
jan 14-Gm .
: FAMILY GROCERIES.
B . (VI . P U 8 S O N 1'
Trade Street; next door to the Post Office,
Sign m the. Juephant.
JUST RECEIVED.
A Fresh Lot of Sausage, Mince Meat,
Pork, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, &c:, &c.
phr FLOUR, a specialty.
Produce sold on commission,
jar 3-ly -
DRIED BEEF.
IIIIP Beef of the very best quality, cured
J in the finest style, no bone in it, cuts
smooth and no loss 'and can be reconi
mended to be unsurpassed by any that we
have Seen before, at
june 13 ' JNO. F. BUTTS.
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses.
f Hogsheads Bricht New Orleans Sugar,
U to Barrels Choice " " Molasses,
"Also 2 Hogsheads Demerara Sugar,"
-'"2 . v . 14 Molasses in
store and for sale at prices to suit the times
by ; STENILOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
dec 17
B R AITH WAIT'S
Retrospect of Practical
: EOT5dicinexa.ndiSjirRejry.
Pai t UtVI " Jattar7 1813.
; Just in at - -
' ; : , TIDDY'S.
Democrat and Home copy. 6. weeks. :
X api 10: ,-. U. . - .; U-
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
y oSK attention is called to a fresh ar
JL . rival of finely flfavored Roasted -Coffee,
i ii i . : ' cp a j. - . : ;
oy wiucji a great Kavmg m eiiceiere; . . . . n i
apriJhy i1! jMQS: &i GOV n
Point, and
fl RAND Assortment of Fine Laces. .
VX at B. K00FMAW&-
ttESTi CAROLINA i RECORD.
Jnb1iRht!rltWeklyI at liutlierfilrdttin J N C.
i - ?-
f Tt"K!nirii is ' nublislted' in Hie ?l interest
oft titt Ahe Mrtvrseci' tT cleeffJbtit labirira'
"9 fMViA filooofinn
OI an. may ox oidt
TJANDSOME Stock of Real
JUL Crape Collars, aT '
THURSDAY JULY 17,
Ciiarlotte, Columbia & Angnsta
' Railroad.
Columbia, S. C, June 13, lv?3.
GEN. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
(Sflfia ffOini n after
Vgkr-vAU: M O N DAY
jiiN?$; 'i tne' foilofh Schedule wiil be
run oyer this Road : '
TIME TABLE.
GOIJfG SOUTH. NO. 1.
Ieaye Charlotte,
Arrive at Columbia,
Arrive at Augusta,
GOING XOBTU.. No. 2.
Leav) Augusta,
Leave Columbia,
Arrive Charlotte,
GOING SOUTH. No. 3.
Leave. Columbia,
Arrive Augusta,
4.20 a.m.
9.30 a. m.
2.00 p. m.
4.15 a. m.
8.42 a. m.
2.27 p. m.
3.15 a.
8.20 a.
m.
m.
GOING NORTH. No. 4.
Leave Augusta, fl.'iO p. m.
Arrive Columbia, 10.47 p. n
Standard Time ten minutes slower than
Washington City time, and six minutes
faster than Columbia City time.
No 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daily,
Sundays excepted. Both trains make close
connection- to all points North, South and
West.
Through tickets sold and baggage check
ed to all principal points.
' JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Supt.
E. R. Dorset, Gkn. .Fr'ght & Ticket Agt.
july 3
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD;
4 OR,
Ony From the Battle-Fields.
Under the above title I propose to pub
lish first in newspaper, and subsequently
in book form, a series of articles giving the
war. record of North Carolina from the
ejection of Lincoln in Nov., 18G0, to the
close of the war between the States in May
1865. My plan embraces three divisions :
1st. Accounts of each skirmish and bat
tle on the 86il, or upon the waters of North
Carolina.
2nd. Accounts of every battle fought
during the war on the soil of any State, in
whiclrlmy of the troops of North Carolina
took part-especial tare being taken to
show what those troops did and -suffered
in each of ; those battles, and what glory
and renfnvh our officers and men fairly
won. :
3rd. A Southern Chart for all rime."
An explanation of the third division of
the proposed plan will be submitted at a
later day. .
' That I may accomplish this arduous, but
pleasing sebinposcd work, I invoke the
aid of rail my brother-soldiers, and ask
them to furnish me material which can be
arranged and digested so -as to form a efvni-
nlete record of tlie heroic deeds of the sons
of North Carolina uion the battle fields of
the Cofi fiederaeyf aud esneciairy do ask all
Wlior etch- write WAtrnisH in details Of ey- f
ery battle in Which t hey participated, and
the part pome ".oy ineir unmeaiaie com--tuands.
The time ma, hot have come to write
this portion of North Carolina's History ;
but it ha? come to collect material ana ar
range it for the use of the future historian.
The living actors will soon pass away, and
much valuable information, unless gath
ered now, will be lost forever. Hence,
after waiting for several years lor some
one more competent to undertake the task,
1 have determined to devote the remaining
vear& of my life to this labor of love. 1
vicld to none in love for my native State,
or in admiration for the gallant inert who
hayfi shed imperishable glory upon ner. r-
I prefer to give these accounts iirsc m
newspaper f6rm, in order that omissions
and errors, j fan v occur, may oe-pom tea
out-and corrected before the work shall
pass into more enduring torm which it. will
assume, should it prove wnat a oesire.to
make it, a valuable acquisition to the war
record of the South. '
Several .prominent actors in the war have
already promised their co-operation and
the valuable aki of their pens to lessen piy
labors and to make the work complete.
and I hope to enlist, an army, of valuable
aid of their pens to lessen my labors and
to make the work complete, and l nope to
enlist an army of valnable co-laborers in
the gotd cause? as readily as did. North
Cantinai eiilist her sons tu fight the buttles
of the "Lost Cause.' -
. General officers from other States, who
commanded North Carolina troops, are re
spectfully asked to give me all the infor
mation in their possession, relative to the
conduct and bearing of those troops. ;
' Iu endeavoring to do justice to the sol
diers of my naOvefState, I certainly shall
most carefully alistaiu from doing mjusr
tice to those from any other-
Mv brethren of the press will confer a
favor by giving" the whole, ' or such part of
tins Prospectus a& tiwy may aeem projer,
one or more insertions, eauixi sn,i.vi4
thereto. ' --. .
. i i 1 1 r t ..:. . .1 TVrtl
Newbem. K. C.
The first number will be issued about the
10th Of June: Subscription price $2 per
year m advance. i t.
.-. STEPHEN D. POOL,
Late Colonel 10th Reg't N. C. S. T;
june 5 lm u : . jV
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
" Cbuiitylof'airfl;;'
COURT OF; COMMON PLEAS.
John CL Mackerel piaiiitiff.' V For
against ; ' i V '
f Money'
James Jlonley,! defendant.
Demand.r
To James Donlev IDefendmd in this Action :
Yon are herecy 'summoned and required
toanwer Wkk otHnplamt in" this 'action,
which will lie :' filed, in . the, office.- of the
Clerk of 5the Court of . Common Pleas, for
the said County. 'and f to serve a'coiy of
your' answer n Hie subscribers af theif1 op
within' twenty days after Oie servrceWihis
'timhi rtt4ulirti iof tlie 1 idaV: of ef.
If, -you? fell?, to anew . this ; complaint-
-Witnin ne, Hnre aiuwsVf yfm w
xnrre iluiuiriu .ana eeieii uyuua uuu woio.
lffetedii4tfitiiayVt7J
fl , VMcCANTS'DOU.GLASS
-! TJf-WiliT5(rAHriTTMvi
totrether with thfe .eomnlaint. 3ieretn;.'.was
p filed in the office df the .Clerk ofj ?hatC9iirt
Stafe;of.Sontj:CainhaVienr
tJotjaiiAss w
lainfr Attorher
' june 5 eodGw
I T4keolicet'flhe ummoh?1! "this
actof ihUietfdrefeotflgis5a eopy,
1873.
No 1,376
sinoiiTonEoosE.
- ,0 - .
THE Proprietor 6f the" above named
Hotel respectfully invites the people of
Charlotte and the public generally to call
on him when they visit Statesrille. He
will spare neither pains nor money to
make the SIMONTON HOUSE a frst dW
MUiJiJj, and worthy of public patrorrage.
T. A- PRICE,
nov 25-tf . "Pkiprittoii.
NEW Spring Styles Hats and Bonnets,
Ribbons and Flowersv Just received
at MRS.QUERT'S.
mar 16
CARMINE and Violet lltks, a
rtTREFOY'S.
BRASS LETTER CLIPS, at
PUREFOTS-.
BREAKFAST BACON.
1 AAA LBS Sugar Cured Breakfast Ba
J. U U V con, just received and fbr sale bf
apl 17
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,
Open June 1st 1873.
miHS favorite and celebrated Wateris
JL Fiace will otter additional attractions
this season. It possesses a magnificent
Ball Room, fine Billiard Rooms, Bowling
Alley for ladies and for gentlemen, and a
superb Croquet Ground. It will be kept
in a style not surpassed anywhtre jh Vir
ginia. The waters of these special Springs &br
cure or greatly relieye fttost case of Scrof
ula, insipient Consuition, chronic Bron
chitis, chronic Laryngitis, chronic Pneu
monia, chronic iJvspefwia,. chronic Diar
rhoea, chronic Dysentery. They are also
a great value in those affections which are
peculiar to the feniafe constitution, and
as an appetizer, a ton-ie geiveral re-
storative, they are, perhaps, unrivalled
amongst mineral waters. The Proprietor
has provided for the lawns and ballroom
a first-class band, of music, and in general
all the sources of amusement and recrea
tion usually found at our best summer re
sorts will be at the command of the guests
at " Rook bridge Aloit." - The place is
within from eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond, Washington," Baltimore, etc.,
4iy rail, all-in daylight. Passengers leave
the cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail'
road at troshen Depot, and new and ele
gant stage coaches, passing rapidly oyer at
smooth and; level road of only eight miles-,
set down the visitors at. the Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FKAZIJSK,
' ' ! : 'Proprietor.
;Dr. J. S. Datis, of the University, Resi
dent Physician. - . -
A. b: Doov;ijmt!ciamgcf.
1 . w-m " . , ...
ZSF- The Water for sale by. J. 11. Mc-
Aden, Charlotte, N. C.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on ap--
plication. lurae 10' tm
excelsior::
the best is the cheapest ! ! !'
T O
PLANTERS.
WE Oner the following Fertilizers :
Patansco Guarfo. Cheipeake Guano
and Watson & Clarke's Super-Phosphate.
we nave pleasure in again icnucuiig w
our Farmers the above first-class Fertili
zers. : . r
To those who have used them so many
years we need only say that they are guar
anteed to be fully up to their previous
high standard. ,
And to snc.h as bnve not .yet Used them
one trial will convince them that they are
superior to all "Others f so niakesute of a
supply and please hand in j'our orders
earlv, as the consumption exieeas tne
manufacturing power. 1 - .
For sale in any quantity, oy
STENHOUSE; MACAUIAY & CO.
jan 10 . ' . . .
Encourage Home Industry.
KAA .COTTON Seamless , Meai uags
jpVv made atj ifrankjiinsville, JS. ,C,
and for sale by ' . .
STEK1IOUS15, al AaJ A V 1j A a K VU,
apl 11
A PROCLAMATION.
By. the Govepi&pf,tforiti Carolina.
I ExscxmTS Depaktshckt, )
JtAXEiGHJunq.lO,; Ij3. J
Official information has been
received at this Departnient thai VacaTres
exist in the-Settate branch-o tne Crenerai
Assembly of North Caffjlina l?y reavomof
the resignation pf Jkax. JrV&Ti;fc&Eaiid
J. B. Res?ess, repnscti!f .tli-e, Sfetrnd
Senatorial District, and 'tfftitf ' vaeaticies
exist in the House ot Rcprrsi? man veu oi
the said ' General ASsenvbiy by rean t
the resignation ; ot-AlR?: -MoKBinoy
representative- from Liweola ,Cmty nd
Richakd C Badgee" rcpftticntUtiye, from
"Vake county r
Now, therefore, I Ton- R.' Calpwelx.,
Govprnor pf the. State at North Carolina,
by virtue of authority hi. me vested by law
do Issue this niy. ProclainatiOti. cbiridiaHd
ing tlie Sheriffs'of thfe counties ijofoposihg
th& Seeond SenatbiiaJ lJistrictof North
Carolina to open ' polls ihndi liokL an elec
tion at the usual; votiBg place ,jn, said
counties n THURSDAX TJJE SEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. ,two
Senators; and I do .further, ,cpmroaml the
Sheriffs of IJhcoltt and' WakV tjohtrtiea to
open polls and: hold . flections in their e
spectiv5. couhtfes on THURSDAY !THE
SKVEfNTH DAY OF 'AUGUST, A. D..
1873; for a 'nenbet, of Abe Hbusei Rep
resehtati ves, aH of said eleo to beheWv
vntM rnnirwredi and: retorrH tniideiihli -all
respecta in, acrdancej wth &tb$ Ja of
can IndetJendencev
v . , , r .TOD R. CALDWELL. .
Bv-thcerrrorV u;su -Uinu
' s)t;iiiPriVatoiSeafelar: U nt4f. j
iNjBWSiiWTeekly, RaliagJiiiNortfeJun-
f,i LL persons indebted to ns faf Meca
sA Services, either nrjBvfbfla to J anary 1
187 Jbr th & hlthj&(Frare-
ready Totciili?W&
tin a fewlav8 .- :- - - --. j :.-'-"
JONES & GRAHAM.
,lan Elizabelh AJity:, Express.
Observer, .VlWiV eiiafroUe af
b iuhe t4 tauW?"
two weeks
three weeks ...... -....., g y
oe-inonth......r.......t... s orr
JE& Contract Jtdyertisements taken at
proportionately low rates, j . 5 4 - .
Fite Sauares estkaatdd'i a quarter-col
n&fi, ana ten square as- a lajfHsroitxinn.
CHARLOTTE FAIR
I T BUTLER'S I !
NEW GOODS.
Watches, Clocts, Jewel
ijf Diamonds, Silver
and Hated Ware,
Spectacles, &c
LIFSIC BOXES
AND MAN Y
TOO NMOOUS
TO MENTION.
-AT-
J. T. BUTLERS
opposite: Tiff: mAHH hof
THE BANE QT WCXiXIjniVOZQt
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Autfterizetl JapUal $500,000,
Jab. Turner Tate, President'.
Tiros. W. Dewet, Cashier,
F. K. Dem'ey, Ast Cashier.
AT THE BASKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWET.
This Bank Chartered Under Act of the;
General Assembly and duly organized
under Laws of the State of North- Carofifiay
with ample means is prepared to transact
General Danking Business.
and furnish accommoda-fkms to all- its- Cus
tomers on Liberal Term.
The bank will reeeive Deposits subject to
Check, and wiil Allow Interest According:
to Agreement on' ail Deposits left ow timc
or issue Certificates of Deposit bearing
terest at the rate of
THE
f
Sight pet cent per Annuni
on all- suftrs lying undrawn over thirty
days.- '
Gold1 ad Silver Coin. Bullion , and
Bank Notes Botrgrft and Sold-.
THOS.W: DEWEYV
ja, 1 1873. Cashier.-
VTEW YORK HFJlAl,.ReceivedDuiljV
Y &ffd sold at b' cents each f at
mar6 PUREFOY'3,
jlovatf Flour.
THREE HnYrdred Sacks- Extra artd- Fam''
fly Flottr in store and for sale by , .
STEK HO USE, M ACA V LA X . &
feblS
, tut eceif ed
l T McMurray & Davis', a very large and
It elegant stock of Ready-fnade Clot bin
embWteTri AIX THE LATE SPRING
STYLES. - :
mar 24
W. H. H. HOtJSTOlV A JO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
jmd LJQtJOR DEALKRS,
. TRADE STREET,. ,
ARE diri-ly feceving targe additions to
tfteir Immense Stock, consisting of
Coffee,
Sugar,-Molasses,, - v;
Sj'rrrps-, Candles, Soaps,
SodaySaW Candy, Crackers, Oys'
ters, Sfackertil, tJfpn-and( Wiftej of .alt.
kinds, to wliich they invite. the attention
ot the Wholesale Trade, crmifanteeintf
f priicea and quality of good j .... -., ,:::. ,.
may.Ztf s. -; . .. .......
; j-pjg.oyyoigRSE '
FROM the MOSQUITOES.-We have juts; ..
received large assortment of Moq?- '
to! Canopies "Jramesv F&tnres, for
Bedheads and Ceiling. Bars and Bobiiiett&u .
for making Netts. . Galtand ee then.K, , .
; : -.Yi Ai- brem; brown ticoJ '
b jnnej2ftdhiw2wvyl o? mt:mt'-ui .
u Fall, ftemslou oi 3ftth fly - .
'jm Mot J$nfaxi address, a, r:
l Mai ROBERT BINGHAM,p't . ,
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